Kylie Jenner announced the baby name on Instagram: Stormi Webster

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In the end, the name wasnā€™t Lip Kit Jenner or Butterfly Scott. In the end, Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott picked out a unique name that didnā€™t have anything to do with the color pink, or butterfly-themed jewelry or lip kits. They chose Stormi. STORMI. Stormi Webster, not Stormi Scott or Stormi Jenner, because Travis Scott’s real name is Jacques Webster. Did you know that?? I did not know that “Travis Scott” was a stage name. So the baby will take Travis’s birth surname. Kylie Jenner announced the name with an Instagramā€¦ which looks more like an ad for a Kylie-branded nail kit.

Coming after Chicago West, I have to sayā€¦ Iā€™m a little bit disappointed in Stormi. It feels like a very Millennial name, or a name that a 20-year-old (with little education) would choose. It makes Chicago West seem positively regal. Would I feel differently if the ā€œiā€ in Stormi was a ā€œyā€? Perhaps. Stormy Webster certainly LOOKS different than Stormi. Stormi feels vaguely German and vaguelyā€¦ cheap. But different strokes for different folks, I guess. Itā€™s not my baby.

Also: variations on the name Stormi have been in the air lately, right? Ever since the Donald Trump-Stormy Daniels story blew up, I feel like ā€œStormyā€ has weirdly made its way onto some baby-name lists. To be fair, Stormy Daniels is just a stage name. But on the other hand, itā€™s still a name associated with ā€œbanging an unhinged fascist.ā€ (And why name your baby this so soon after a presidential sex scandal? Did people really start naming their baby girls Monika just months after the Monica Lewinsky scandal??)

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  1. kNY says:

    So dumb. So, so, SO dumb.

    • Mrs. WelenMelon says:

      Stormi is a professional pole dancer’s stage name.

      Maybe the next baby will be Raini or Snowi. Then Cloudi, Windi, and Breezi. Sunni. Foggi. Misti. Chilli.

      • abby says:

        I actually had a classmate named Windi back in the mid 90s. Her younger brothers were named Storm and Nile. I kid you not. I was always kind of stunned by their names and I was mildly curious about where they were from originally but she was not exactly in my social circle and I never bothered.

      • Pomegranate says:

        BWAHAHAHA

      • whatWHAT? says:

        I was going to say “they’ve set her up with either a career as a stripper/adult film actress or a meteorologist.”

        what a terrible name. EVERYONE will associate it with Stormy Daniels.

      • Larelyn says:

        Back in November, i rescued two kittens names Stormie and Skye. They had a brother named Raine. But Stormie is a boy, so no pole dances from him, tho.

      • C says:

        They are so self absorbed that I bet they have no idea who Stormy Daniels is. They donā€™t read anything that is not related to them.

      • naomipaige says:

        LOL! I was just thinking that. Well it’s not that far off. Mommy looks like a blow up doll, so it’s definitely one step away šŸ™‚

      • Becks says:

        Stormi Webster sounds like the name of a porn star. ugh, it’s terrible!

      • AnnaKist says:

        Oh, god, Mrs Welen Melon. I was finally discharged from hospital this afternoon, and laughed so hard at your comment that I’m now worried about having busted my stitches! Too funny! ā˜”ļø ā›ˆ ā˜€ļø šŸŒž šŸŒ§ ā›…ļø ā˜ļø šŸ’Ø ā›„ļø šŸŒ¶

      • INeedANap says:

        THANK YOU.

        All I could think was, Stormi is a stripper name.

      • Amy Too says:

        Isnā€™t stormy Daniels the presidents porn star mistress? Not a good name for your baby. If you had it picked out before the stormy Daniels news dropped, you should have changed it. If you picked it out afterwards, thatā€™s worse. It makes me feel like Kylie probably doesnā€™t follow the news.

      • Bettyrose says:

        Larelyn, those are great names for kittens!

      • Lilith says:

        What?! Itā€™ll be Candi and Bunni next.. Iā€™m sure they have zero awareness about the current Stormy Daniels story. Talk about timing.

      • Luna says:

        I immediately thought ā€œstripper.ā€

    • Sabrine says:

      It’s not great but it sounds a lot better than Chicago which I think is fine for a city but definitely not for a person.

    • naomipaige says:

      Agreed. Just like ‘Chicago”. WTF is up with this family

    • Imqrious2 says:

      Anyone else start hearing the old song ā€œStormy Weatherā€ in their heads at this??? Lol. Iā€™m an old movie buff and this just shot into my head šŸ˜‚.

      (Ok, Iā€™ll just go sit over here by myself…šŸ˜—šŸŽ¶).

    • megan says:

      It sounds so typical of what a teenager would name a baby. I think the women in this family exhibit arrested development – haven’t matured beyond the teenage years.

      I am so sad at our country that makes this family multi millionaires – what exactly do they contribute to society?

  2. Nicole says:

    The names these celebs pick…geez

    • me says:

      What I don’t understand is if they already had a name picked out before she was born, why didn’t they mention that in the 11 minute video? They just put “to our daughter”. Just for more pr and to stretch this out longer?

      • Source says:

        Have you MET this family???

        I mean, first we hear NOTHING for months on end. Then they release the news during THE SUPERBOWL.

        Then…dead eyes is in the news every day after that with some “news.”

        i mean…c’MON!

  3. Lori says:

    Well, its not as bad as Saint and Reign, so good for her.

  4. V4Real says:

    Sounds like stormy weather

  5. WMGDtoo says:

    Stormi Webster… this just keep popping in my head

    Don’t know why
    There’s no sun up in the sky
    Stormi Webster
    Since my man and I ain’t together
    Keeps rainin’ all the time.

    +++ OK.. The baby is adorable.. but not surprised they came up with this name. SMH. especially with all the talk about Stormy Daniels too.

  6. Tana says:

    Iā€™m not a fan of the name either, as I think it is too expected. And Stormi doesnā€™t go with Webster. Saying that, to each their own.

    I hope she is a good mother, my mum was a mom at 17, so I know it can be done, by the young and under-educated. I like that it doesnā€™t feel like there was a baby roll out sponsored by KUTK.

  7. RBC says:

    Stormi, Reign, North, Saint, Dream, Chicago…. I would love to ask these children in 20 years what they truly think about their names. Canā€™t wait to hear what Khloe names her baby

    • Alix says:

      Mason and Penelope must be thanking their lucky stars…

    • Wren says:

      Many kids hate their names, no matter what the name actually is. Then when you get older you either accept your name as it is because you’ve grown accustomed to it or you’ve acquired- or picked out- a nickname that you go by instead. And since these kids will likely be isolated from the real world their entire lives, they probably won’t have too many thoughts about their names. They fit right in with all the other weird names celebrities insist on giving their kids, usually in the spirit of being “unique”.

    • Anare says:

      Thatā€™s where I get hung up. These are people not pets. In 20 years they might be very different people than the accessories they are being used as now. How is Stormi going to like that name if she aspires to become a judge or a CEO?

  8. Cannibell says:

    “Stormie” would have made more sense to me – as in KylIE/StormIE. But whatever. I guess it’s still better than Pilot Inspektor.

  9. Maria F. says:

    it is infantil. Cute for a baby and ridiculous for a grown woman who wants to be taken seriously. Not that this kid will have that problem out in the real world.

    • lucy2 says:

      I don’t even think it’s cute for a baby, but you’re so right that it’s terrible for an adult woman someday. Hopefully she can change it if needed, but…probably won’t. No one in their family has an interest in being anything other than famous.

  10. Chrissy says:

    So she named her baby daughter after the Orange Menace’s porn actress? My God, that poor child.

    • Elkie says:

      “Well Honey, mommy wanted to name you after the porn actress 239lb of gloop scraped out of a McDonalds grease trap cheated on his wife with… but she couldn’t spell that good…”

    • Surely Wolfbeak says:

      To be fair, she probably does not keep up with current events.

      • another kate says:

        Right? Shows such a clueless lack of awareness. I know she’s young and probably not keeping up with the news, but you’d think someone in one of their families would be like…”um…one of the top news stories right now is Trump’s porn star mistress…maybe don’t name her that?”

      • AnnaKist says:

        Absolutely, another kate. A few months ago, my best friend’s son and his partner were awaiting the birth of a girl. The mum-to-be, is a poor version of this Miss Jenner, and was hell-bent on naming the baby Mayci Lie. Pronounced Lee. Fortunately,, my friend’s daughter pointed out that A) Lie is not how you spell Lee, and B) Mayci Lee sounds like a pole dancer or stripper’s name and he didn’t want her niece bearing such a name. Thankfully, the orgeoys little baby is named Poppy, which suits her perfectly.

        As for Stormi…nope. But what did we expect?

        Here are the bogan baby names predictions for 2018:
        http://www.kidspot.com.au/birth/baby-names/baby-name-ideas/bogan-baby-name-predictions-for-2018/image-gallery/f9a81280512de279055ad59cbc086c5c

        bogan:
        noun AUSTRALIAN/NZinformal derogatory
        – an uncouth or unsophisticated person regarded as being of low social status.
        e.g. “some bogans yelled at us from their cars”

    • gentleorange says:

      Maybe she was named after the kickass purple haired character on Rainbow Brite?

    • magnoliarose says:

      It is an attention grab and calculated for headlines. Probably, by the mother K.

  11. Mgsota says:

    Just a terrible time for that name. Porn star and Donald Trump immediately comes to mind….but whatever.

  12. grabbyhands says:

    Well, I guess she won’t have to worry about a good stripper name if the family suddenly loses their fortune.

    Also, judging by the Friday the 13th picture, it looks like she was still getting lip injections while she was pregnant.

    • Kitten says:

      I doubt it. I think people have this misconception that if you stop getting fillers in your lips for more than a few months that it just disappears, but it doesn’t. She’s been getting fillers for a few years now and the more filler you get in the beginning, the less frequently you need to get injections. She probably still had pretty full lips when she got pregnant and this is very likely what they look like after 9 months, even without getting them touched up.

      And I cannot believe I just spent that much time talking about a Jenner’s lips. Ugh. I hate myself.

      • Umyeah says:

        Lol amazing kitten

      • Veronica says:

        You can also get permanent fat transplants, now, which will stay for months if not years if you’re lucky. She may have had that done and just puff them up occasionally with injections.

  13. Nancy says:

    So predictable. The weather that is….stormi, you just know the i is dotted with a heart! I hear in North Chicago, it’s going to Reign and be Stormi.

    • VSK says:

      Nancy! I totally thought that ā€˜iā€™ will be dotted with the heart as well!

    • Jag says:

      lol It would be my Dream to go to North Chicago if it were to Reign and be Stormi. Love it Nancy! lol

    • Beth says:

      They must have a Dream that the children will become meteorologists in Illinois. Every Stormi day in North Chicago, Penelope leaves a Mason jar outside to measure how much Reign has fallen. Those kids are Saints

    • whatWHAT? says:

      hahahaha…you’ve reminded me of a bit on “LA Story”, when Steve Martin’s character asks Sarah Jessica Parker’s character, “Sandy”, how she spells her name.

      This is not verbatim, but…it was like “Big S, little a, little n, big D, little i…oh, and there’s a circle with a little heart at the end”.

    • Pandy says:

      Hats off to all of you. These are great ha ha ha. Starting with Stormi with a heart over the i.

  14. Lorelai says:

    That poor child. SMH

  15. VSK says:

    I wonder how soon she will say how much of a ā€˜hands on momā€™ she is. Thereā€™s no way she can change the baby without scratching the crap out of her with those nails.

  16. Aang says:

    It just sounds trashy. And the ā€œiā€ makes it worse. North, Saint, and Chicago are off beat but donā€™t sound cheap, just different. Poor girl will grow up with a stripper name, and worse, Iā€™m afraid no matter what she looks like it wonā€™t be good enough until she becomes 1/2 plastic.

    • minx says:

      Agree, about the “i” making it sound cheap.

      • Imqrious2 says:

        Totally.

        I lost count of the Bambis, Tiffanis, Brittanis (and a Britni) all with an ā€œiā€ I had while teaching. Maybe not horrible as a kid up to age 5, but after? Not so much fun, esp. as a 30 or older lol

    • leskat says:

      That’s my beef with the name Stormi, too. It looks cheap, unfinished and tacky. It’s the name an uneducated teenager would pick for her child. I’ve made my peace with the weird names Kim has picked for her 3, but Stormi as a name is just flat out dumb.

  17. Nina says:

    Haha, “Stormi” feels vaguely German? No. StĆ¼rmi maybe…
    No matter what, I don’t feel it. With the Kimye kids it feels like they at least constructed a story that feels a bit plausible and maybe it really has a meaning to them.

    The name Stormi seems oddly… incomplete. I don’t know how to put it better.

  18. minx says:

    Why not Stormee? Or Storm E.?
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  19. Backwards says:

    Fingers crossed itā€™s a nickname šŸ˜‰

  20. Swack says:

    I actually like the name. Kind of appropriate.

  21. queenE says:

    I kinda like it

  22. Zapp Brannigan says:

    When anyone tells me their baby name I always imagine that named being called out in court proceedings and then decide which side of events that name would be on. Is the name what you would expect a judge to have, a barrister or the accused? Stormi will have some tough times ahead.

    • lucy2 says:

      I love this! I always think of it as a judge’s name – The Honorable Stormi Webster? No. But I like your idea of finding which part the name fits.
      Stormi is definitely the defendant in small claims court, who wrecked your cousin’s truck and tells the judge it wasn’t her fault because she was high.

  23. Erinn says:

    There’s so many ‘regular’ people who name their kids awful names. This is not at all a celebrity thing. The thing is – the more often this happens, the less likely the names are going to be hated later in life. All the other kids will have just as ‘cutesy’ names.

    My great gram thought MY name was super strange when my parents told them. My husbands grandmother thought it was super strange. Erin/Erinn is not an uncommon name – we live in Nova Scotia – there’s SO many Irish and Scottish people in this area. But to them it was an odd name. My great gram just pointed it out the one time to my parents and then later on made a point of saying “I like that name. It grew on me”.

    I legit know a girl who’s named her kid Storey. Like a three storey house. It’s definitely up there with the dumber names – and I’m exhausted this morning and can’t think of some of the others. But I know plenty of doozies.

    • Swack says:

      My youngest is named Erin. Love the name. I named my oldest KristIN – instead of spelling it KristEN. People thought that was strange. As a teacher I tried to avoid names that the kiddos would have to explain or pronounce for the teacher. Had many with weird spelling of names (Antijuan, Alois (boy’s name, never learned how to pronounce it because the student said “Al” when I asked), Therese and Therese H for identical twins, etc.)

      • Erinn says:

        I went through a phase where I wanted to change it to something like “Amy” or “Sarah” or “Jane”. Which are all great names. But Erinn suits me. I love it now. I’ve joked about naming any future daughters after myself. The Lorelai Gilmore effect. And to great grams credit, she was in her 90s when I was born – so she probably thought she was quite hip once she realized she liked my name.

        For the most part, I look at it like you do. I was originally going to be a teacher – but switched gears mid way through my bachelors degree. And a LOT of my family members are teachers. So we all have pretty ‘solid’ names. My aunt has told me that any name I’m going to bring up, she’s going to run it through her memory of any kids with that name because there were a few absolute terrors that she can’t imagine her future niece or nephew sharing a name with. But I see that as a challenge šŸ˜‰

        I do like some ‘unique’ names – but I do try to look at how they would sound at all stages of life. Or going with an older style name but using a less known nickname as a twist. There was a guy in my dorm in college who’s name was Tor. I always liked it. Could use Victor, but go by Tor. Just little twists like that. I know so many people who have kids that share their name with SO many other kids in their class. There’s a good balance somewhere when it comes to finding something unique but not confusing.

        I wouldn’t name a kid Stormi – but I don’t think it’s the worst name out there. There’s a big trend in names like that lately, so I don’t think the kid will ever feel like the odd one out. At the end of the day – everyone’s name was made up at some point. It sounded strange to someone. A woman at work named her daughter Scotia. She had moved out of the province and never imagined she’d be living in Nova Scotia again. But she did. So she’s kind of joked about that before, but the kid is SO cute – she won’t ever have a problem.

    • Wren says:

      One of my childhood friends was named Erin. For a long time I thought it was only a girl’s name and was super confused when a boy named Aaron started going to our school.

      I know all about being named something weird. My name is Germanic and while it’s not uncommon in Europe, I’ve never met or even heard of anyone else with it in the US. Souvenir shop trinkets with names on them were always a disappointing experience as a child. My name also amused my idiot classmates to no end. I used to hate it but now I don’t because I’m literally the only one with my name and people remember me better because of it.

      • Swack says:

        Interesting because many times when I took my daughter where I needed to give her name the person spelling it would spell it Aaron. I was like, no Erin.

      • Veronica says:

        We all know the proper pronunciation of Aaron is “AY-AY-RON,” of course. šŸ˜‰

      • CityGirl says:

        Me Too! As a kid I was always so traumatized that I couldn’t find a souvenier license plate or key chain with my name on it. I have an unusual name as well and people are always mispronouncing it, asking its origin, etc. and Hated It. I always promised myself that when I had kids I wouldn’t give them an unusual or unique name.
        As an adult, I certainly am ok with it, but I don’t bother correcting people anymore when it is mispronounced.

      • Pinetree13 says:

        Technically Erin is not unisex but people mess up he spellings all the time. Erin is an Irish name for a girl. Aaron is a Hebrew origin name for a guy.

  24. Beth says:

    I wouldn’t even name a butterfly ‘Stormi.’ Is her daughters middle name ,Danielle? This isn’t the worst I’ve ever heard, but giving your innocent baby the same name of a porn star who had an affair with the most embarrassing, irresponsible prick in the world, is a little weird

  25. littlemissnaughty says:

    Sure. It’s not like the kid was ever going to be named Sarah (I love that name). But I have to say, Jacques Webster is a kind of a beautiful name. Why do you need to call yourself Travis Scott???

    • Alexandria says:

      I thought Jacques Webster was beautiful as well! Credit to his parents.

      • Nancy says:

        His parents must be proud. Just read he pleaded guilty nine months after getting arrested for “allegedly” inciting a riot at a concert. These Kardashian girls know how to pick them.

    • minx says:

      I was so surprised to see Jacques Webster was his real name…should have kept it.

    • Veronica says:

      In fairness, using a pseudonym means keeping people out of your private life for longer.

      • littlemissnaughty says:

        True. But not if you then impregnate a Jenner and she gives your baby your real name.

  26. Ted says:

    Wasnā€™t the name of the porn star that claimed she had an affair with Donald Trump ā€žStormy Daniels?ā€œ poor child.

  27. Lizzie says:

    i named my baby something normal and everyone has a f-ing opinion on it anyhow. you can’t win.

  28. Jayna says:

    I don’t like it. But Stormi is better than Chicago or Apple, which are absolutely idiotic names, and if I was named Chicago or Apple by my parents, the minute I was able to, I would legally change my name.

    • Savasana Lotus says:

      I like Chi (Shy) it’s sweet, and I always liked North. It’s pretty…but Reign, P, Saint are all stupid IMO. who calls a sweet little girl Pee?

      • Nancy says:

        Sweet Pea! At least it’s a nickname for a conventional name, Penelope. I think Kourtney is the only one who actually put some thought in naming her children, well maybe not so much with Reign, but Lord Disick is his father.

  29. jwoolman says:

    Notice that they don’t seem to go with names that have been in the family, unless the father has some Aunt Stormi somewhere in his line. Decades ago I read some study about that but the details escape me. It does seem to indicate some disconnect, though.

    Definitely very young mothers are especially likely to make up names like this. We’ll get used to it.

  30. Spikey says:

    Very popular dog name where we live….

  31. AG-UK says:

    Will be like David Bowie’s son who changed his later. I worked in travel in Texas and a woman had to get a ticket for her daughter, she said it’s Chiquita, I said excuse me, yes just like the banana. So there you go.
    Or I know of a Tiffany Ring..

    • Norman Bates' Mother says:

      He didn’t have to change his name, actually. Zowie Bowie was just a nickname based on his middle name and his dad’s stage name. Duncan Jones was his legal name from birth and Duncan himself confirmed that on Twitter a few years ago to stop the rumours. David Bowie gave the media a funny name to protect his son’s privacy.

      I hope that Stormi is also a nickname and the child has a regular name in her documents, but it’s Kylie Jenner, so it’s unlikely.

      • Becki says:

        That’s actually pretty brilliant!! What if we’re all being trolled and the crazy names are fakes to give their kids privacy??

        Anyways, I’m not down with Stormi, but it could have been worse, are we really saying Butterfly would have been better?!?! No.

      • lucy2 says:

        That actually is a good idea.
        I never get why people can’t give their kids a decent legal name and then save the quirky, goofy, ridiculous stuff for nicknames.

    • K says:

      I have a Middle Eastern name and fewer things annoy me more than people saying “oh, like ___?” with my name. Especially if they’re working. Do your job and quit being negative.

      If people are still being judged/laughed at/having resumes thrown out over names in 20+ years, then we have bigger problems than this girl naming her child Stormi.

  32. mellie says:

    I went to nursing school with a girl named Stormy, she’s probably about late 40’s by now…so the name has been around for awhile. I like it ok, better than Chicago, ugh.

  33. Marlene says:

    *the Bill Clinton scandal.

  34. Rachel Phelps says:

    While the name Stormi Webster is terrible and definitely a stripper name, I was growing up until middle school, I knew a girl named Tragedy. It doesnā€™t get any worse than that. A mother. Named her. Newborn. Baby. TRAGEDY.

  35. AngieB says:

    It’s perfect for a family with stage ambitions not Supreme Court ambitions for their kids. It’s got a 70s Brandi/Mandi/Dusti feel to it.

  36. Shannon says:

    Ugh. Not only does it bring to mind a porn star (hopefully everyone will have forgotten about that by the time this kid is old enough to realize), but it sounds like something one of the pregnant girls I went to high school with would have named their daughter. Definitely a stripper name, but I can’t say I’m surprised. I suppose it could definitely be worse. But the ‘i’ at the end bugs; I can’t stand names like that lol

  37. Meh says:

    She looks so sad. I always feel sorta bad for the younger Jenners. They never had a chance.

  38. Adorable says:

    Ofcourse we expected a ā€œcrazyā€name so whatever,Gotta day not a huge fan of this girl but the way sheā€™s handled the pregnancy,reveal & Name etc I actually like her better now.

  39. Chlo says:

    I think Iā€™m the only one that loves Kimā€™s kidsā€™ names!!

  40. Rachel in August says:

    I kind of like the name. But she’s really in love with her lips, isn’t she, lol.

  41. JA says:

    Stripper name. Stormi Rain About to hit the stage…however you feel about strippers is up to you but that name is a stage name for a girl stripping to pay her way ā€œthrough school ā€œ. Fits perfectly for this family…creativity is at a level 2.

  42. Lindy says:

    I’m currently expecting my second, but I’m ooolllldd (41). I use an app to track doctor’s appointments and kick counts etc. There’s also an anonymous message board on the app and I rarely visit. But when I do there’s usually someone taking a poll on which baby name they should choose. Some of them are pretty over the top (I’ve seen Almond, Fury, Jettison, Waterfall, Alleesheeah pronounced like Alicia…). On the one hand I sort of feel like it’s never anyone’s business what someone else names their kid. On the other hand, life is unfair and hiring managers have unchecked bias and why saddle your child with a name that will make it that much harder to be taken seriously? This kid (Stormi) will likely have a trust fund and not have to worry about such things. But everyday people who give their kids wacky names just seem thoughtless to me. My nephew legally changed his first name when he was 8 (to a very basic name, Jason) because his mom had chosen an over the top, hard to spell or pronounce name. All because it sounded unique.

    • Veronica says:

      I honestly have more problems with the “normal” names with stupid spellings. (Like “Ashyley” and other nonsense.) At least with a fancy name, people have to ask.

      Lol, reminds me a girl we had at our store named “Syndara” who would basically throw a fit and correct everyone (over the radio, IN FRONT OF CUSTOMERS) to say it “SynDARE-A” instead of “SynDARa.” Every. Single. Time. Nobody was sad to see her go by the end, let me tell you. Take that shit up with your dumbass parents for giving you a name from a scifi novel.

  43. Cas says:

    Plain Storm would actually be really nice, hoping that Stormi is just a nickname and her name is Storm Webster

  44. Moneypenny424 says:

    Not my favorite name and would have preferred if she had just spelled it “Stormy.” Much less cutesy.

    I was really hoping she’d name the baby Mariposa, which would have been miles better.

  45. EMc says:

    I don’t get the big deal. They may have had this name picked out for months. I know 2 different women named Stormy, and it’s fine. Congrats to them.

    • Lady D says:

      TMZ has a story about her name. I think they are doing damage control at the moment. TMZ is stressing that someone bought that baby a blanket embroidered with Stormi, in late January, so the baby’s name came before the stripper story, really it did! They’ve been reading the criticism, too.

      • me says:

        This family loves reading about themselves. I really think they read the comments too. I guess they love self-abuse lol.

  46. Savasana Lotus says:

    Say hello to 2 month + old Stormi. Yup…that baby looks far, far more than 9 lbs. To me, Stormi is a negative name. Sunny the opposite. I knew sisters with those names in childhood. My mom would say she felt bad for Stormy because it was like her mom predicted she would be troubled.

    So Storm for short?
    Mimi?
    Stow?
    Mimi’s not bad. Still sad.

    • Shambles says:

      How in the hell can you tell a childā€™s weight based a photo of her fingertips and her cheeks? With love, relax. How will it benefit you in life to prove that this baby is 2 months older than Kylie says she is??

    • Lex says:

      Storms are fantastic – strong, fierce, powerful

  47. Texasho says:

    Would have loved it if she had named her ā€œJenniferā€ and stunned us all.

  48. Amy Tennant says:

    Wouldn’t be my choice, but it’s not my daughter. I only considered fairly conventional names for my kids and still had so many people weighing in on it that I caved and didn’t really name my babies what I wanted. And then people complained anyway. (These are family members, not perfect strangers). I regret that I didn’t do what I wanted. So if Stormi is the name her parents loved, great. I hope for a life of unclouded days and a sunny personality for her. Like someone on here said, she could go by Mimi, or even change it if she hated it, or go by her middle name.

    And I’m sure her parents had her name picked out before the Stormy Daniels nine days’ wonder, and if so they’re right not to change it.

    Also Stormer was my favorite character on Jem and the Holograms.

  49. Veronica says:

    Stormi isn’t as bad as I expected, but I’m an old lady so I’ve got two gripes: 1.) just spell it correctly, ffs, 2.) it’s a name that will stay cutesy as she ages, which she may dislike when she’s older.

    (Personally, I’m of the opinion that a good name should be long enough to have formal version and a familiar/diminutive, which is why I’m not a fan of one-offs like “Anne” or “Jon” should I ever have children. Give them a Johnathan or an Annabelle to put a resume and let them be John and Annie at home.)

    • Nancy says:

      I like your name Veronica. Do they call you Ronnie? I hope you use your full name. There’s a Jennifer in my family, and she likes it because she’s Jen, Jenny or Jennifer. I wish I would have started out posting my birth name, but Nancy after my grandma is forever my moniker on this site…..lol

      • Veronica says:

        Most of my family and friends call me Ronnie, though I generally spell it “Ronni” because I prefer it aesthetically in my handwriting. I have a couple of coworkers who call me Vee, though, because even two syllables is too much. šŸ˜‰

        Otherwise, I’m Veronica. I like the name. It’s not common but it’s not completely archaic, either. I do, however, get miscalled Victoria all the time, which surprises me because I don’t consider that one particularly common, either.

      • Nancy says:

        Vee is cool. People like to call one another by the first initial. But Veronica is the ticket. Love the name. If those silly Kardashians actually wanted pretty names instead of stage names, they’d go for the classics. They lose, you win!

      • Jayna says:

        @Veronica, I think your name is a beautiful name. No nickname needed.

    • Lady D says:

      A friend deliberately chose single syllable names for her children so they wouldn’t get called by a nickname. She hated nicknames.

      • Veronica says:

        BUT WHAT IF HER KIDS WANTED THEM??? How would they live knowing what their mother has denied them?? The outrage! The betrayal!

      • Veronica says:

        Also, she is underestimating how ridiculous people are because my coworker is Anne and everybody calls her “Annie,” which is a nickname that is longer than her actual name, yet she cannot escape it.

        (My friends’ kids are “Molly” and “Conan.” You can bet your last dollar I call them “Miss Molls” and “Conners.” Pronounced “CONE-ers.” Because he’s two.)

      • Nancy says:

        Lol. My mom went through six kid’s names and the dogs before she got to the right name! I laugh when people give their kids one syllable names, as no matter what the name is, the name will be said a million ways by the time the kid gets to school.

      • justwastingtime says:

        I like one-syllable names as well, they are strong. My older one has a two-syllable first name with a one-syllable nickname which he goes by, and my younger one has a one-syllable first name and everyone tries to make it longer by adding an a or an ie. One of her trendy little classmates (named after a British city) asked her if it bothered her to have such a “plain” name. My daughter replied that plain was good.

      • Lex says:

        Australians will find a nickname for every single name. Where there’s a name, there’s a way.

  50. Littlestar says:

    Well, it’s not as bad as Reign, Chicago, Saint or Dream. Like if I had to be named Chicago, Dream or Stormi I’d definitely pick Stormi. Like other commenters said, Stormie would have been more clever since it would resemble Kylie’s spelling.

  51. Lady Keller says:

    I don’t care for it personally, but having been on the receiving end of a lot of judgement about my choice of names I’ll say as long as she and her partner are happy with it everyone should leave them be.

  52. Eden75 says:

    It’s not as bad as it could be.

    I’m in my 40’s and went to school with a Stormy. Cute little kid, he was very sweet. I also knew an October, an older gentleman (he would have been in his 60’s or 70’s then) who’s first name was Peter and so was his second name. I also know siblings who are Summer, Autumn and Spring (hi guys if you are reading this!!).

    My kids have traditional names but Stormi doesn’t seem that out there to me. Compared to some of the other names that have made news over the last few years, it seems fairly normal. At least she didn’t hit Frank Zappa territory.

    • Nancy says:

      I knew an April Showers in school. Hand to God.

      • Eden75 says:

        I believe it. My dad knew a Cherrie Pancake when he was a kid.

      • Veronica says:

        One of my friends decided to change their name choice at the last minute because they realized “Candace Kane” would be shortened to “Candy Kane.” I told them at least they realized that BEFORE she was born.

        I also knew a “Kara Okee” growing up. Yeah, she was not pleased with her parents for that one.

    • Lex says:

      Knew a Theresa Deckle. Went by Tess.
      You can spell that one out yaselves

  53. me says:

    People can name their kids whatever they choose but personally the name “Stormi” seems so negative. I guess they live in sunny Cali so it’s different for them…but the last few years there have been so many sever storms around the world because of climate change…I just don’t see the name as cute or sweet…I see it as stressful !

    As a side note, is there a reason none of the grand kids have middle names? Not that I think a middle name is needed…just wondering.

    • Nancy says:

      As I am just on my way out, I’ll post one more….I wondered the same thing about middle names. The only one I can think of is Mason Dash Disick. Kourtney, being the oldest and at the time, the most conventional or traditional, actually used the unusual name as the middle name as opposed to her moronic sisters! So if Mason grows up and wants to have a creepy name like his cousins, he can go by M. Dash!!

      • me says:

        Dash is the name of their clothing stores and also part of Kourtney’s last name…so I get it and Dash is a name I kind of like. It’s not that bad.

      • Nancy says:

        That’s what I meant. She chose Dash because it was a part of her family name, a link to her father. But, wisely she chose it as his middle name, giving him the option as an adult to go by Dash if he preferred it over Mason. Her sister’s kids just don’t have a chance.

      • Delta Juliet says:

        I like Dash as a name….makes me think of The Incredibles.

    • Herself says:

      I was curious about the other middle names and looked up some of them.

      Rob and Chyna’s child is Dream Renee.

      Penelope Scotland Disick
      Mason Dash Disick, as mentioned above
      Reign Aston Disick
      (Mason and Reign have the same birthday, Dec. 14.)

      It seems that none of Kim’s kids have middle names.

  54. reverie says:

    While I don’t like it, I have to say 85% of kid’s peers are named some ridiculous variation of Jayden, Cayden, Brayden, Ayden, Brooklyn, Makayla and Cadence. And I lost track of all the Sophie’s and Isabelle’s. So I reserve my disdain and eyerolls for those names.

    • Littlestar says:

      I worked in daycare and can confirm! Tons of Aidens, Haydens, Jaydens, Braydens, Paytons, Caydens….many spelled completely different from one another (Paetyn). Also can confirm tons of Sofies and Sophias.

    • LB says:

      My 20 year old daughter is named Brooklyn. We have both gotten a ton of compliments over her name through the years, so eh….each to their own.

  55. Anastasia says:

    We did name our daughter Monika, but it’s her middle name and she was born about 18 months before the Monica Lewinsky stuff hit the news. I was thankful then it was just her middle name–she’s never gone by it.

    Stormi is just stupid.

  56. Our first dog was named Stormy because she came to our house in the middle of a thunder storm.

  57. Cherryl says:

    Maybe she has a competition with her sisters, who can come up with the dumbest baby names. Poor child

  58. Penelope says:

    I don’t hate Stormi (though Stormy would have been slightly better imo). Was expecting MUCH worse!

  59. Nic says:

    I like it, though I have a friend named Storm so I donā€™t find it that strange.

  60. mela says:

    They name all of their children dog-names

  61. XJayGer says:

    My actual name is extremely common where Iā€™m from, esp in my age group.
    Itā€™s also very common in a neighboring country, as well as in Arabic-speaking countries (slightly different spelling, same pronunciation).

    EVERY TIME, without fail, I tell an American my name, I get ā€œoh, thatā€™s a strippers nameā€ … sigh.

    That being said, Stormy instead of Stormi wouldā€™ve been better in my opinion (that no one asked for).
    Or Storm, because X-Men.

  62. Cupcake says:

    So bad.

  63. Jayna says:

    Stormi Webster sounds like a soap opera name.

  64. Ozogirl says:

    I like it, but it sounds more like a boy name to me. Certainly better than what Kim/Kanye named their kids.

  65. Kynesgrove89 says:

    My friends name is Stormi. It’s not that strange of a name.

  66. paranormalgirl says:

    I know someone named Stormy. As an adult, she goes by the name S. Marie XXXX. We all call her Marie. We don’t dare call her Stormy.

    • Veroncia says:

      Yeah, that’s kind of the only problem I see with it. Like, there’s a prettiness to the name “Stormy,” but also something…vaguely girlish? It’s a fun name, but not one that may age well for some women, especially with the offbeat spelling.

  67. Suzanne says:

    OMG the amount of posts on this baby name story. HOLY SHIT…that’s what they should have named it. The Kardashian’s are just plain media whores…every one of them. Naming their kids is like some big deal. Poor little girl…gets named Stormi….WTF? Especially in light of the porno chick that was having the affair with Pres. Trump. Good grief….lets get past all these off the wall names.

  68. Tessa says:

    Stormi is awful but Storm is ok. I’ve heard it a few Tims in Europe and variants there of in Skandinavia.